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I was dredding getting into a new complicated piece of software but I guess I need to get into it now. Non-linear stretching in one form or another is virtually essential in astrophotography, since most objects have both very faint and very bright parts. This allows you to set the stretch so the faint nebula is only a little bit fainter on screen than the bright stars, which is precisely what's happening between both images. (GNU Image Manipulation Program) An open source paint and image editing program for Unix, Linux, Mac and Windows that originated as an undergraduate project. In non-linear stretch, you can do things like "something that is ten times as bright has double the pixel value" or even more flexible brightness curves. In linear stretch, something that is twice as bright has double the pixel value The image on the left is "linear" (as in : the pixel values represent the recorded brightnesses exactly) - since the horsehead nebula is much, much fainter than the stars in the image, a linear stretch can't show both the stars and the nebula nicely - for that you need to make the brightness curve non-linear. tiff file directly from Deepskystacker and doing just this little bit in Gimp and you get that much detail? Are you leaving out any part of the process? If I understand correctly, you are taking a. I can't say I'm getting the dramatic change in the image that you are getting here. I've attached screen-prints (not actual original files) of the before / after of the Horsehead nebula region. (your original TIFF is still safe/ unedited)

Press Ctrl + C or Command + C to copy the image.

Under the Input Levels (at the top of the pop-up), pull the white triangle from the far right, pull it left, until your image is further enhanced (skip this if you don't like it). Press Ctrl + A (Windows) or Command + A (Mac) to select the whole image.

Then if you want to enhance further you can try this (optional, only if you like the result):.

You can do it more than once if needed in different areas that are supposed to be black. This makes what's supposed to be black actually black.

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'Grokking the GIMP' by Carey Bunks is a comprehensive manual for GIMP users.

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Then move this dropper into the area that's supposed to be black say outside of your central/object of attention AND click. The GIMP source code is distributed under the GNU General Public License (GPL).

Look to the right of this button, you'll see 3 droppers, one black, one gray, one white.

This will make an immediate improvement to your image - its like a little bit of magic.

Push the "Auto Input Levels" button from the middle of this pop-up screen titled "Adjust Color Levels".

Look under where it says "All Channels" on this pop-up screen.

You are on the "Adjust Color Levels" pop-up screen.

Choose Levels (not Curves) - this method is quicker and easier than the Curves method.

Open the output/stacked file with Gimp 2.9 or later (2.8 won't open that kind of TIFF).

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So, Stack your multiple shots before doing the following. GIMP ( / mp / GHIMP GNU Image Manipulation Program) is a free and open-source raster graphics editor 4 used for image manipulation (retouching) and image editing, free-form drawing, transcoding between different image file formats, and more specialized tasks.

First, output your astro photo from your Stacker program (like DSS) to a TIFF file ( i use an OSC, just one full-color file).Even a very faint object can look great with this method. Typically used in an offensive sense to describe a physically or mentally disabled person.Found the following by accident, but you can quickly make great results in Gimp 2.9 (a free program) to put the final touches on your stacked astrophoto. Contributor's comments: "Gimp" has been used for at least 30 years that I am aware of. Contributor's comments: I heard the word "gimp" used in Brisbane schools in the late 90s.

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Contributor's comments: I daresay the word 'gimp' would have appeared prior to Pulp Fiction, however, I can say that most people who attended school in the late 90s used the word in the hope that those who were the unintended audience of a comment would not have seen the movie Pulp Fiction (or, for that matter, have heard the word used before). I have never heard it since I came to Brisbane 35 years ago. Perhaps this is due to it's appearance in the film Pulp Fiction in 1995? Contributor's comments: Gimp is not a regionalism in Brisbane. Contributor's comments: This word has gained a fair amount of prominence around Sydney, from Lane Cove to the inner west, undoubtedly. A highly uncoordinated or conspicuosly stupid person: He/She is such a gimp (as he/she falls over).